Novel & Cerita Ayo Nikah

"This is not a bad idea at all..." But in Niki's mind, she was not familiar with Jared yet. To Jared, however, it was a good reason for him to keep her around. "No!" Niki displayed a X in front of her chest at once. "Don't you dare imagine it! I-I'm already married!" Noticing her blush, Jared smiled. "Oh really? But based on my investigation, you've never been married." "I-" Niki lowered her head in shame. Then, she replied, "It's just that I've not found the time to get married, but I-I have a boyfriend!"

“What happened?” “Do you like beaches?” Nik blinked her eyes in bewilderment. “I do. But why are you asking me that now?” “Can we have a beach wedding just with our family and friends?” The excitement in her eyes was vivid. Her eyes were twinkling and were as bright as stars. “Sure! We can do that.” “Really!” she held Nik’s arm. She stood up and shook his hand as she jumped with a wide smile. “You won’t go back on your word, right?” she asked with moist eyes.

Nikoa could never be serious, even when he tried. “Alpha Adan Patrick Cole, do you take Luna Brenna Alicia Sutton to be your lawfully wedded wife and Mate?” Nikoa asked, unusually serious. “To have and to hold from this day forward, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, until death do you part?” Adan’s eyes were filled with so much love I thought my heart would burst receiving it. “I do.”

Andrew couldn't hide his emotion when he uttered the marriage vows. Just a few seconds ago, those sacred words resonated in a room adorned with white and silver tones. Andrew managed to pronounce them loudly and smoothly, accompanied by the harmonious echoes of the official announcement. Now, Andrew looked at the beautiful woman beside him, gazing at the woman in a white kebaya who had been lowering her face. Andrew reached for the fingers of the woman named Alice Nichole Wirawan and then placed the ring on her ring finger.

She tsked and shook her head before smiling at us. The nikkah (wedding) was a small wedding - Parlour wedding. The wife and husband were in a separate chair. The husband was looking at the floor like it was the best thing in the worst while I snickered. Every eye turned to me while I mumbled out sorry.

"I've been waiting for you to beg me for so long I thought I was going to die of old age. Yes, Nikanya Pelaez, I will marry you." Nik smiled wolfishly and then climbed my oldest brother's body like it was a tree. "And I now pronounce you husband and wife," Papa said. Nik threw her hands in the air, her legs wrapped around Turo's waist. His hands cradled her ass. "Fucking finally! Party tonight."

His anger knew no bounds when he saw both of them standing in front of him. (Greetings, Agha Jaan) "Why are you here?!" he snapped. "Agha Jaan we are here to take your blessings," Mujtaba told humbly. "Did you take my blessings when you had your nikkah?" (Nikkah: Marriage) "I am sorry Agha Jaan bu-" "I do not want to see your face again! get off of in front of my eyes!!" "Agha Jaan please at least give us a chance."

I looked at Gia who started blushing. She pulled her fingers up and that's when I saw the diamond ring. I smiled at her. This is so beautiful. "I'm getting fucking married to a Korean baby face" she grins happily. I clap and hug her quickly. I noticed Nika was smiling at her finger. "Are you okay?" I asked. She looks at him. "Yeah, I only wish that Stephan could do the same but I know he's not ready for marriage. And he doesn't want to leave me." She said.

Dark red colour looked nice on her. I greeted her and then we were seated.After small rituals and nikkah the ceremony was nearing the end. Nikkah is a beautiful thing.It is so pure so divine. I might be rebel,stubborn and of modern views.But I believe in Nikkah. My beliefs are adamant.I don't believe in before marriage relationships. They are lies,they are sins.They never tempted me.I don't do boyfriends and like it. As It is in Quran "Women of purity are for men of purity, and men of purity are for women of purity" - Ayah 26 of Surah an-Nur